Towable vehicles

Look at the Honda Fit. A great car with lots of room in the back. Good gas mileage and it can be flat towed.

First you need to know what your towing capacity is. Most Class C's are 5000 lbs...but some are only 3500 lbs.

Then you need to determine if you want a manual or auto trans toad.

You can check with Remco or Motor Home Magazine.

In your case, the lighter the better. Don't forget you will also need a base plate, tow bar, lighting kit, and supplemental braking system.

Good luck

Ron

See if it towable

Pick out a car you like and then go to the Remco site.
That site will tell you if you can tow it or how to modify it to tow.

Jeep Wrangler.
I towed a Rubicon Unlimited (mildly lifted and modified) for several thousand miles, over the Continental Divide many times, no trouble.
My tow vehicles were:
A Dodge Ram 3500 CTD with an 11.5 foot Caribou camper.
A 1995 Tioga Class C with 460 engine
and the current coach (see sig.)

do you want an automatic transmission? do a first cut on the trailer life towing guide, but confirm anything in the owner's manual for the exact vehicle you intend to buy. if used, Saturn's (some) were towable.
bumpy

Many GM cars, most Fords (not Escape), and many Jeeps are flat towable. That is quite a choice.

I would look at the little smart cars that you can tow. I towed my wrangler one time with my 450 and while it was doable I really felt it was behind me. Now the FT I never knew it was there unless I looked in the camera or when I turned.

We like our Chevy Sonic ltz (turbo is not flat towable)

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We like our Chevy Sonic ltz (turbo is not flat towable)